Bryson Sciences is planning to purchase a​ high-powered microscopy machine for $383,000 and incur an additional $30,800 in installation expenses. It is replacing older microscopy equipment that can be sold for $116,100​, resulting in taxes from a gain on the sale of $42,600. Because of this​ transaction, current assets will increase by $20,000 and current liabilities will increase by $5,100. Calculate the initial cash flow in the​ high-powered microscopy machine.

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